Wednesday, 12 February 2014

Wild Wednesday!

Well it is Wednesday and it was a bit wild! Funnily enough we had moderate wind this morning with heavy showers, about dinnertime the rain got heavier and the wind definitely got a lot stronger but by half past two we had a blue sky with a gorgeous sun shining! Really weird!
We haven't had rain for several  hours, we are getting the odd gust of wind.
Maybe we 're too far round the coast because from what I've seen on TV some places have had an awful day of it.
Malc and the two eldest boys got absolutely soaked this morning but bless him he still stopped off to get me these.

He knows they are my absolute favorite.
Tomorrow the pups are at the vets to be spayed and castrated, we've never had any problems before with any of our dogs having these ops but I'm always a little bit apprehensive until I get a call from the vets telling me they've come round OK.
I've got them both trying to sit on my lap at the moment whilst I type!
I'm hoping it'll slow them down for twenty-four hours but judging by past dogs that have had it done I don't hold out a lot of hope!
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  1. Sue in Suffolk12 February 2014 at 18:32

    Lovely daffs, ours will be very late this year. a few came through and stopped and haven't grown since.

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    1. Bridget12 February 2014 at 20:09

      I have one out in our front garden. I must take a photo of it. I'd be very surprised to get any of our bulbs up this year, the ground is just sodden. I'm impressed with your knitting x

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  2. Karen12 February 2014 at 19:04

    The daffs look lovely and cheery, how very thoughtful of your hubby. Hope the dogs are ok tomorrow x

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    1. Bridget12 February 2014 at 20:11

      Thanks Karen. He does still manage to surprise me now and then! I'm sure I'll be mentioning the dogs in tomorrow's post x

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  3. Pam12 February 2014 at 19:27

    I love flowers in the house and Daffs are so cheerful, they brighten the gloomiest corner. I buy a few early bunches but most come from the garden. I tend to put 2 or 3 in little bottles and jugs and pop them here and there.

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    1. Bridget12 February 2014 at 20:12

      That's a lovely idea, it would brighten up all the rooms not just one x

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  4. Jo13 February 2014 at 11:48

    Your daffies are gorgeous, so cheery. We had terrible weather yesterday, the phone line and internet was down from lunch time and my greenhouse has had just about every panel blown out of it. Still, we're better off than some so I'm not complaining. Hope the pups have gone on ok today, it's always a worry when they're at the vet's.

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    1. Bridget13 February 2014 at 12:04

      Thanks Jo. Sorry to hear about your greenhouse, how frustrating. Just had a call from the vets saying they've both come round from the op. I hate waiting for that phone call, picking them up at tea-time x

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